This video, titled "Ebina, the Busiest Service Area in Japan｜11/11/2018" (日本一混むサービスエリア海老名2018/11/11), was released by "Onose Yuji." The Ebina Service Area on the Tomei Expressway is famous for being the most crowded service area in Japan. There are many delicious gourmet foods here that you won't find anywhere else. One of the specialties at the Ebina Service Area is the melon bread from Porutogaru, which has been in business for 25 years and is the world's largest seller of melon bread. The green outside dough is moist and crispy, and the soft baked melon bread is slightly sweet inside, give those who eat it a nostalgic feeling. Long lines of people wait in front of the store for the melon bread. Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Ebina service area!

Introduction of Totsuka Ward Shopping District Promotional Video This video, titled "The Totsuka Shopping District Promotional Video" (戸塚区商店街プロモーションビデオ), was uploaded by "CityOfYokohama." The promotional video introduces the Totsuka Shopping District in Yokohama, Kanagawa, in Japan's Kanto region. It was produced by the Totsuka Shopping District Federation, which is made up of 11 shopping associations in Yokohama's Totsuka Ward. The Totsuka Shopping District is home to a variety of stores and is used on a daily basis by people living in the neighborhood. The video is a dramatized story of five children meeting and growing up in the town. It's like watching a coming-of-age drama set in the Totsuka Shopping District and is very heartwarming. Through interactions with many shopkeepers, the video conveys the charm of the Totsuka Shopping District and the warm atmosphere of the streets, making the viewer feel nostalgic and emotional. Be sure to give it a watch! The Totsuka Shopping District in Yokohama, Kanagawa Photo：The view toward the east exit of Totsuka Station, Totsuka, Yokohama, Kanagawa All over Japan, there are various types of shopping associations in different areas. A shopping association is an organization of stores and businesses in the retail and service industries within a certain area. The Totsuka Shopping District aims to create a locally-based community where stores and specialty shops work together to make the town livelier. The Totsuka Shopping District is somewhat of an unusual shopping association in Japan in that it is comprised of large commercial buildings and shopping streets across the ward, while most shopping associations are made up of small stores in one location. Stores Located in the Totsuka Shopping District Source :YouTube screenshot At the beginning of the video, viewers are introduced to Tomizuka Hachimangu Shrine, the local guardian of Totsuka, which appears every time the children age. The children visit the shrine from time to time in their daily lives, which shows how the shrine is connected to the local community. The stores featured in the video are listed below for each shopping association. Totsuka Station East Exit Lapis Shopping Association: KITAYA Dunk (喜多屋ダンク), Yurindo (有隣堂) Tokyu Plaza Totsuka Association: Yurindo (有隣堂) Totsuka Asahimachidori Shopping Association: Ocean Hamaju (オセアンハマ住) Totsucana Mall Shopping Association: Niku no Saito (肉のさいとう), Mediac PC School (メディアックパソコンスクール), 1,000 Yen Cut Choki Choki (1000円カット Choki Choki), ABLE, Omedetaiyaki Honpo (おめで鯛焼き本舗) Up to this point, the children are about first graders while touring the Totsuka Shopping District, and from 3:57, the children who have grown up to be junior high school students introduce the stores. Totsuka Station East Exit Lapis Shopping Association: Monet (純喫茶モネ) Totsuka Higashiguchi Shopping Association: Boulangerie PETIT LAPIN (ぷちらぱん), Katsuta Orthopedic Clinic (かつた整骨院) Higashi-Totsuka Shopping Association: Hair Make De Choix Totsuka-juku Honobono Showa-kai: Tsumugu café & something (紡ぐ café & something) Totsuka Shuku Ekimae Shopping Association: Yamagata-ya Western Goods Store (山形屋洋品店) Tokyu Plaza Shotenkai: Green Parks Topic Harajuku Shopping Street Shoei-kai: Itoya Dry Cleaning (いとう屋クリーニング) Midway through Mr. Saeki, chairman of the "Hirado Shopping Association" the Totsuka Shopping District Federation, also makes an appearance. From 12:40, the five of them, now grown up, tour the Totsuka Shopping District together. Totsuka Shuku Honobono Showa Kai: Komachi Café (こまちカフェ) Totsuka Asahimachidori Shopping Association: Machi no Hanaya (街の花屋さん) Totsuka Station East Exit Lapis Shopping Association: Hashigo-ya (はしごや) Summary of the Totsuka Shopping District Promotional Video The video introduces the city of Totsuka, home to the Totsuka Shopping District. It's a nostalgic and heartwarming tour of the city with children. We hope you enjoy this story-based introduction video of the vibrant the Totsuka Shopping District, which even produced an original theme song to liven up the town.

Misaki Morning Market in Kanagawa Prefecture This is a promotional video titled “Kanagawa Prefecture, Miura City Tourism PR, (Misaki morning market)”（神奈川県三浦市観光PR「三崎朝市」）,” featuring the morning market in Miura, Kanagawa prefecture. Misaki Morning Market (三崎朝市, Misaki Asaichi) is very popular in that you can get local food, including fresh seafood, around Miura Peninsula, at a great price. The sales start at 5 a.m. every Sunday, but shoppers gather in front of the market as early as 3 a.m.! From 0:37 in the video, you can see the store selling pieces of local Misaki tuna at crazy low prices. Usually there is a long line in front of the store from 4 a.m, and sometimes all the merchandise is sold out as soon as the sales begin. What is Misaki Morning Market? Source :YouTube screenshot Misaki Morning Market, near Misaki Fishing Port (三崎漁港, Misaki Gyoko), is an event certified as the “local resource” by Kanagawa prefecture. It opens every Sunday. The market is so popular that it even attracts tourists outside of the city. Many people bring their pets with them as well. The market has seasonal local fish and seaweed, as well as local vegetables, eggs, and fruits. You can see this from 1:01 in the video. In 2019, the national morning market summit "2019 in Misaki Asaichi" was held there, and many tourists came to visit it. Special Deals and Shop Information of Misaki Morning Market Photo：Tuna Sometimes a sale called “Iki Iki Sale” is held. At this sale you can buy freshly caught fish at bargain prices. Also, Miura Tsunanosuke, the local character in Miura city, sometimes appears in the market, so definitely keep an eye out for him. After looking around the stores in the market, you can also drop by the market cafeteria “Misaki Asaichi Shokudo,” which is quite popular. You can try some dishes that are perfect for breakfast, such as Soba (buckwheat) noodles, tuna soup, and tuna rice bowls. You can even try Kurobatei’s rice bowl with tuna and galbi, Korean style short rib. This rice bowl called “Maguro Galbi Rice Bowl (まぐろカルビ丼, Maguro Galbi Don)” is very popular and actually won the grand prize in the local Gourmet contest “M-1.” At the smoke farm, you can also get freshly grilled sausages that are cooked to order. Summary of Misaki Morning Market Photo：Misaki Morning Market As you can see in this video, the vibrant atmosphere is the best characteristic of Misaki Morning Market. Many stores open in this market, so it’s easy to find what you're looking for. You can go to the market by train, but keep in mind that it opens before the first train starts to run so there's a chance you'll miss out on some specials. If you really want to get what you're looking for, it’s better to drive to the market if you can. ◆Misaki Morning Market Information◆ 【Address】5-3806 Misaki, Miura-shi, Kanagawa, Japan 【Hours】Open from 5 a.m. 【Access】A short walk from Keikyu Misakiguchi Station 【Parking】Yes 【Number】+81-(0)46-881-4488 【Official Website】Misaki Asaichi https://misaki-asaichi.com/ 【Tripadvisor】Misaki Asaichi https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021284-d8181258-Reviews-Misaki_Asaichi-Miura_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html